justified

Indicates that the reason for something is obvious and easy to understand.

Justified based on a person's or society's standards of what is right and wrong.

Indicates that something can be proven right without difficulty.

Indicates that there is very little or no good reason for something.

Used to emphasize that something is more than sufficiently justified.

Justified according to the law.

Justified because it makes good financial sense.

Justified from a financial or economic perspective.

Justified based on principles of right and wrong.

Justified based on reason and logic.

Justified based on scientific principles or evidence.

Justified in theory, although perhaps not in practice.

Indicates that there is a good and acceptable reason for an action or belief.

To appear to be reasonable or have a good reason.

To believe personally that one's actions or feelings are reasonable and right.

To be shown to be correct or reasonable by later events.

Used to show the specific action for which there is a good reason.